Literature that has a "Byronic Hero"?

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Anonymous Thu Aug 4 13:46:37 2022 No.20785590 [Reply] [Original]

Literature that has a "Byronic Hero"?

>>	Anonymous Thu Aug 4 13:54:14 2022 No.20785633 Don Juan

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Anonymous Thu Aug 4 14:27:09 2022 No.20785780

>>20785590
Everything by Lermontov.
Eugene Onegin by Pushkin still exists as the best anti-byronic poetical thesis out there. Because disdain for life, that is one of the main qualities of Byronic hero, is absolutely alien to Pushkin.
Also Byron himself was nothing like Childe Harold,he wasnt an artistocratic lazy bum unfit for glory, who reflects on decay in the world 24/7.

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